In 2017, the Canadian Dental Association reported that 32% of Canadians have no dental insurance. What’s more, researchers found that individuals from lower-income families had worse oral health and suffered from untreated disease more often. Overall, the ...
How should dentists engage in difficult conversations with their staff about poor performance or behaviour? Katherine Eitel-Belt is a coach and speaker; and today, she is here to answer that very question by providing dentists with ...
Consumption of sugary beverages is associated with the risk of dental caries and poor oral health. To help dentists and healthcare professionals better understand Canadian’s consumption of *free sugars, Statistics Canada just released a Health ...
Dr. Sree Koka, Prosthodontist from San Diego, California, recently presented a dental talk on a TEDx Independent Event stage. he spoke with Dr. John O’keefe about the whole experience of setting up and presenting a ...
I had the pleasure of hosting and speaking with Dr. Nada Haidar, current President of the Nova Scotia Dental Association. Dr. Haidar spoke about the upcoming changes to the Nova Scotia’s Children’s Oral Health Program ...
Check out our infographic summarizing research results of the Dosages and Regimens for Children Undergoing Dental Treatment, literature review evaluating the relative efficacy of conscious sedation agents and dosages for behaviour management in paediatric dentistry completed by ...
The American Food and Drug Assocaition’s (FDA) Safety Commission does not support the use of teething necklaces, bracelets, and other jewellery worn by a child (or caregiver) to relieve teething pain or to provide sensory ...
Teledentistry is positioned to transform access to oral healthcare services for children, seniors, and other underserved populations in remote communities and those who face travel, physical mobility, and other barriers. Teledenistry: “A combination of telecommunications ...